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| Post# 151064 , Reply# 2 8/28/2006 at 08:53 (6,451 days old) by frontloader812 () | ||
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Wow that was fast. I am refering to the regular size models. The models we have here are similar to yours. I think our are made in Italy. They look sturdy but you can never tell. I know no one with a set here and any info would be appreciated. | ||
| Post# 151090 , Reply# 3 8/28/2006 at 10:14 (6,450 days old) by glamwales () | ||
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Mine was awful , low water levels, long wash times , I gladly broke it in the end for a new one ! | ||
Post# 151098 , Reply# 5 8/28/2006 at 10:29 (6,450 days old) by chestermikeuk  (Rainhill *Home of the RailwayTrials* Merseyside,UK) |
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Whirlpool!!
Hi Jim I had a Whirlpool Inspirations machine set about 5yrs ago and absolutly flogged it while renovating the house, decorators sheets, blankets and it was great, no probs , its in a small guest house now and still going fine , no services calls either..still have the dryer.. The new sixth sense range sells well here and is a medium priced machine, the heavy duty range (not duet)is also doing well, have sold three sets to one guest house, one pub & 1 large family and are being flogged with no faults yet!!! They do have low water levels and long wash times but are economical and flexible on certain machines....are yours true Whirlpool machines or badged models from other euro manufacturers?? Good luck, Mike CLICK HERE TO GO TO chestermikeuk's LINK 
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| Post# 151111 , Reply# 7 8/28/2006 at 11:07 (6,450 days old) by sadose () | ||
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you are probably right, i know mine looks suspiciously like the integrated bosch washer/dryers currently on offer so it most likely is some form of badge engineered hybrid. All i know is I'll be glad to see the back of it and its only 9 weeks old!! :) | ||
| Post# 151118 , Reply# 8 8/28/2006 at 11:53 (6,450 days old) by nickuk (chelmsford UK) | ||
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I had a rebadged integrated Smeg ....badged as Hotpoint and it was bloody awful too. Washed everything on wool as it took less than two hours and the spin didn't shake the house down.... | ||
| Post# 151289 , Reply# 12 8/29/2006 at 04:55 (6,450 days old) by newwave1 (Lincoln, United Kingdom) | ||
hi jim! on the bosch, my brother has a BOL 1200rpm model from the range, which i have studied through a cycle which is very similar to one i had in my previous rented house. its reasonable, quiet. the best part of the entire new range being the "Aqua Plus" button, which raises the rinse water from its ridiculously low level! the display on the model your thinkin of is nice and well laid out. the touch buttons r fun. with their beep lol ahh the little things! lol. anywho the bosch is a nice machine as long as aqua plus is perminantly set! Darren | ||
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Post# 151310 , Reply# 13 8/29/2006 at 07:57 (6,450 days old) by chestermikeuk (Rainhill *Home of the RailwayTrials* Merseyside,UK) |
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Bosch!!
Hi Jim A well designed and robust machine, simple to operate and if you need it these new models do give higher water levels..Good choice. Jon, The Whirlpool dryers are for the cost one of the most economical to run, and are quiet and solidly built, wouldnt be a bad choice at all...I loved the flexibility of this set, set you own time temp spin & options etc....the vented dryers are better than the condensors IMHO. Cheers, Mike | ||
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